Turborough Press Advertisement Rates and Policies
The Turborough Press details weekly publication at two dollars per year and options for advance payment. It lists subscription terms, payment in advance, and arrears policy for residents, plus rates for short and long advertisements and instructions for insertion and continuation. It notes address to the editor and cautions about unactionable letters.
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P. George Howard
P. Cagis
Tyree Pollars
Correspondence on Tennessee militia requisition 1836
President Jackson discusses neutrality in the Mexico Texas issue, the Gaines militia requisition, and the proposed distribution of surplus revenue. He rejects immediate sanction, outlines frontier defense plans, and urges prudent use of funds while preserving state rights and federal vigor.
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United States
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Tennessee Volunteers
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Western
Department of War
U. S
Mexico, Or Were Believed To Have Been By Gen. Gaifes
Andrew Jackson
N. Cannon
P. S
Jackson
Jefferson
Treasury Department
Bank of the United States
Melancholy suicide case in Raleigh by Charles Green
Charles Green arrived at Guion's Hotel and, in a distressed state, swallowed laudanum. Despite medical aid and a stomach pump, he died next day in his room. A loving letter to his mother in Jones county urged her to move to Alabama, hinting at money loss as motive. His body was interred in the city burying-ground. Raleigh Register and Post.
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Charles Green
Guion’s
Junor
Jones County
Alabama
City
Raleigh
Appointment of Chief Engineer for Fayetteville and Salisbury Rail Road
The Fayetteville and Salisbury Rail Road in North Carolina has offered the post of Chief Engineer to Major McNiel of the U.S. Army, a native of the state, praised for his distinguished work in internal improvements and successful operation of northern projects.
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Fayetteville and Salisbury
North Carolina
McNiel
U.S. Army
United States
V. Y. Star
Editorial Change at Richmond Enquirer Editor and Proprietor
Thomas Ritchie Esq resumes sole editorship and ownership of the Richmond Enquirer a journal whose political influence and private character deter envy and malice. The piece asserts Ritchie's talents and integrity among fellow men and counters any detractors.
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Thomas Ritchie
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